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Is Your Pet in Chronic Pain? Let’s Take a Quiz to Find Out

Is Your Pet in Chronic Pain? Let’s Take a Quiz to Find Out

Posted by Brent Bonner on

Is Your Pet in Chronic Pain? Let’s Take a Quiz to Find Out

When your partner, child, or parents are in pain, they can communicate clearly, and you can get them our opioid-free, long-lasting, fast-acting pain relief formulations, but what about when your pet is in pain?  While they do not speak your language, they do have an instinctive way of letting you know when chronic pain bothers them. If you pick up on those hints, you can alleviate your furry friend’s aches and discomfort with our Pet Pain-Away with ingredients that are all-natural, non-narcotic, and non-toxic. We have curated a quiz for pet parents to help them understand if their pet is...

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5 Signs Your Pet May Be Suffering from Arthritis

5 Signs Your Pet May Be Suffering from Arthritis

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5 Signs Your Pet May Be Suffering from Arthritis

Is your pooch struggling to jump from the bed? Perhaps you are noticing a change in their energy levels? Maybe they don’t run to greet you at the door anymore? Your pet could be suffering from arthritis, which is a degenerative condition that can cause joint inflammation and seriously limit their mobility. Arthritis is a common health concern that plagues middle-aged to older pets and can interfere with their quality of life. Sometimes, even younger cats and dogs, under certain circumstances can suffer from this disease. A few larger dog breeds like golden retriever and German shepherd are genetically at...

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Things Cat Owners Should Know About Hip Dysplasia

Things Cat Owners Should Know About Hip Dysplasia

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Things Cat Owners Should Know About Hip Dysplasia

It is wrong to assume that hip dysplasia only affects dogs. Cats can too suffer from this condition and if you are an owner of a cute cat, then you ought to educate yourself about hip dysplasia. In this condition, the hip joint has a malfunction. The ball of hip joint doesn’t fit correctly in the socket. Due to this malfunction, everyday wear and tear that affects the joints will cause more pain and stiffness.The danger of hip dysplasia in cats is, over time it can develop into arthritis in the hip joint. Needless to say, these conditions can cause...

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A Guide to Treat Pet Pain-Away: Hip Dysplasia Edition

A Guide to Treat Pet Pain-Away: Hip Dysplasia Edition

Posted by Nina Goldstein on

A Guide to Treat Pet Pain-Away: Hip Dysplasia Edition

Hip dysplasia or HD is quite prevalent in large and older dogs. To give you a short outline, hip dysplasia is the abnormal formation of a hip socket that eventually causes lameness and arthritis of the joints in its severe form. HD is a genetic condition that environmental factors can aggravate. If you spot weakness or pain in the hind legs of your dog, chances are your pet might be suffering from hip dysplasia. Indeed it is a painful condition that acts as a precursor giving rise to severe health conditions if left untreated. Some of them are as follows:...

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Everything You Need to Know About Hip Dysplasia

Everything You Need to Know About Hip Dysplasia

Posted by Parimita Bisht on

Everything You Need to Know About Hip Dysplasia

Many dog owners believe that pet hip dysplasia — a deformity of the hip — only occurs in large and giant breed dogs. However, the truth is it can happen in dogs of any size or breed. And when it happens, it makes walking a lot more challenging and painful for dogs, reducing their quality of life significantly. Although the pain and discomfort caused by hip dysplasia are manageable with the help of Pet pain-away ingredients for hip dysplasia, their early detection in pets is necessary for timely treatment. The good news is that pet owners can learn the signs of hip...

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